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Authority and Canonicity // Historical reception of the book as having theological authority, and being part of a biblical canon
Composition Theories // Opinions on how the book came to be written, when, and by whom
Textual Familiarity // A brief list of biblical and parabiblical texts for which the Revelation shows knowledge or awareness
Chapter 1
Introduction
Epistolary Opening
Epistolary Blessing
Coming with the Clouds
John on Patmos
Jesus as Son of Man
Do Not Fear
Write What Is Seen
Chapter 2
Ephesos
Smyrna
Pergamon
Thyateira
Thyateira (continued)
Chapter 3
Sardeis
Philadelpheia
Laodikeia
Laodikeia (continued)
Chapter 4
Door in Heaven
Throne in Heaven
Seven Spirits
Four Living Creatures
Chapter 5
The Sealed Scroll
The Slain Lamb
Worship in Heaven
Chapter 6
Seals One to Four
Seal Five
Seal Six
Chapter 7
The 144,000 Sealed
Worship in Heaven
Martyrs Rewarded
Chapter 8
Seal Seven
The Trumpets
Trumpets One to Four
Chapter 9
Trumpet Five
Trumpet Five (continued)
Trumpet Six
Trumpet Six (continued)
Chapter 10
The Thunders
No More Delay
The Unsealed Scroll
Chapter 11
A Measuring Staff
Two Witnesses
Two Witnesses (continued)
Trumpet Seven
Chapter 12
The Dragon
The Anointed One Hidden
War of the Angels
Time Is Short
The Dragon (continued)
Chapter 13
The First Wild Animal
The First Wild Animal (continued)
First Call for Endurance
The Second Wild Animal
Six Hundred Sixty Six
Chapter 14
Mount Zion
Fallen Is Babylon
Second Call for Endurance
Two Harvests
Chapter 15
The Bowls
Chapter 16
Bowls One to Five
Bowl Six
Bowl Seven
Chapter 17
Babylon the Whore
Drunk from Blood
Seven Hills
Seven Kings
Ten Kings
The Great City Burned
Chapter 18
Babylon's Destruction
Babylon's Destruction (continued)
Babylon's Destruction (continued)
Chapter 19
Hallelu Yah
Spirit of Prophecy
The Anointed One Revealed
Defeat of the Wild Animals
Chapter 20
The Dragon Imprisoned
The Thousand Years
The Dragon Released
The Final Judgment
Chapter 21
New Creation
New Jerusalem
Twelve Foundations
No Temple
Chapter 22
River of Life
Conclusion
Conclusion (continued)